Actress Lori Loughlin has received a massive shipment of six TV panels for a luxurious home theater delivered in the midst of the college bribery scandal.
The hefty shipment arrived to her Bel Air mansion on Saturday, three days after she was released from jail after posting $1million bond for her involvement in the explosive cheating scam.
She and her fashion designer husband Mossimo Giannulli have been charged with conspiracy to commit mail fraud for allegedly paying $500,000 to the University of Southern California to get their daughters into the school as crew recruits.
The 54-year-old actress, her husband and daughters Olivia Jade, 19, and Isabella, 20, stayed out of sight as various workers were seen bringing in the cumbersome packages.
Actress Lori Loughlin received six TV panels for a home theater on Saturday at her Bel Air mansion in the midst of the college cheating scandal
The family has been laying low since news of the scandal broke out and remained out of sight during the delivery on Saturday afternoon
The hefty shipment arrived to her Bel Air mansion on Saturday, three days after Loughlin was released from jail after posting $1million bond for her involvement in the scam
The six heavy crates that measured 4x4x6 feet in dimension are said to be six TV panels for a theater
The boxes pictured above being unloaded on Saturday
Workers pushed the six heavy crates that measured 4x4x6 feet in dimension into the home throughout the afternoon.
Following the allegations, the family has remained holed up in their home and will no doubt enjoy the added luxury of a cinema experience.
After the family was shamed when the bombshell cheating report was released on Tuesday, Loughlin and Giannulli have reportedly lost many friends.
‘Lori and Mossimo are finding out quickly who their real friends are,’ an insider told People. ‘It’s not like they are the victims of a crime. They are the crime.’
‘Many of their friends don’t want to be associated with them right now,’ the source added. ‘Their friends are shocked at the allegations.’
Loughlin and her husband, fashion designer Mossimo Giannulli, were both charged after being accused of paying bribes to gain their daughters’ college admissions. Loughlin is pictured left in a court sketch on Wednesday, while her husband is pictured right leaving court
The family is now holing up in their extravagant Bel Air mansion (above) following the scandal that broke on Tuesday
She and husband Mossimo Giannulli charged with conspiracy to commit mail fraud for allegedly paying $500,000 to the USC to get their daughters Olivia Jade, 19, (left) and Isabella, 20, (right) into USC
Not only are friends an issue, but the careers within the family have come to a screeching halt as well.
Loughlin has been dropped from Netflix’s series Fuller House and the Hallmark Channel announced Thursday it has dropped the actress following the allegations.
To add to the blow, Sephora and Tresemme both announced that they have ended their partnerships with Loughlin’s YouTube star daughter Olivia Jade.
Their daughter, 19-year-old Olivia, who is widely known as a social media and YouTube star with millions of followers, has worked with popular beauty retailer Sephora for some time now.
The scandal are has brought their careers to a standstill as Hallmark announced they’re dropping Loughlin as an actress. Loughlin above with daughter Olivia Jade
To add to the blow, Sephora and Tresemme both announced that they have ended their partnerships with Loughlin’s YouTube star daughter Olivia Jade. Olivia pictured above flaunting her make-up palate made in collaboration with Sephora on her YouTube channel
Last year, she even released her own palette as part of a collaboration with its in-house label Sephora Collection.
But the company has now terminated its partnership with the teen, after it was revealed on Tuesday her parents had been charged.
Hair care brand Tresemme added: ‘We take this very seriously and are no longer working with Olivia.’
Loughlin along with her husband Giannulli – who was also taken into federal custody and released on a separate $1million bond on Wednesday – are due back in court on March 29 in Boston.